I know my love by his (G)way o’ walk in’ and I (A)know my love by his (D)way o’ talk in’.
And I (A)know my love of in a (D)suit of blue, and if (Bm)my love leaves me, what (D)will I do?
And (A)still she cried, “I love (D)him the best, and a (Bm)trou bled mind, (A7)sure, can (D)know no rest.” And (A)still she cried, “Bon ny (D)boys are few, and if (Bm)my love leaves (Em)me, what (A)will I (D)do?”
There is a dance house in (G)Mar a dyke, er, and there (A)my true love goes could (D)ev ’ry night.
ver.
He I (A)takes a strange of one up (D)on his knee, and the (Bm)don’t you know, now, that (D)vex es me?
And (A)still she cried, “I love (D)him the best, and a (Bm)trou bled mind, (A7)sure, can (D)know no rest.” And (A)still she cried, “Bon ny (D)boys are few, and if (Bm)my love leaves (Em)me, what (A)will I (D)do?” (A)will I (D)do?”
This page shows “I Know My Love” by Irish Folksong in our color-coded kid songbook view — every note is colored by pitch (red C, orange D, yellow E, green F, blue G, purple A, pink B) and the lyrics sit directly under each note, so children can sing along while they play. The song is in the key of D at 120 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.